In a bid to boost the country’s Education for All by 2015, a Charitable organization from the Netherlands, Binta’s Angels Network has commissioned a six classroom building at Herenmakoro village, about eight kilometres away from Kabala. The newly constructed structure was built for pupils of the Kenema RC Primary School at Herenmakoro village.
Foday Sheriff is the Community Head Teacher of the Kenema R. C. Primary School in Herenmakoro. He commended Binta’s Angels Network for the structure stating that the intervention was timely and praise worthy. Mr. Sheriff disclosed that before the construction of the school his pupils were taking classes in makeshift structures.
Sierra Leonean born Binta Jalloh is the founder and Director of Binta’s Angles Network. She said that she formed the organization to support vulnerable children in Sierra Leone especially girls to acquire basic education.
Madam Jalloh also promised logistical support to the school and called on the Education Ministry to assist the school with trained and qualified teachers.
Abubakarr Kuyateh, Deputy Director of Education in Koinadugu District, commended Madam Binta for building the structure describing it as support to the 2015 Education for All policy.
Mr. Kuyateh promised to speedily approve the school and assign trained and qualified teachers there. School pupils of the RC Primary School, Herehmakono commended the Binta’s Angles Network for the construction of the school describing it as timely.
Last year, the Binta’s Angels Network commissioned a six classroom building in Foronoya about nine kilometres away from Kabala. The organization also distributed furniture and a school band to the Kabala Secondary School (KSS) in Koinadugu District.
By Saidu Bah
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